Ryse Solutions Inc. celebrates its first anniversary

It was just over a year ago that Ryse Solutions Inc., made tracks as the second Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO) to establish in Ontario. Ryse Solutions was created by Emterra Group to assist obligated producers under the province’s new Used Tire Regulation and Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act, 2016. As a registered PRO, and with the services of Emterra Tire Recycling, Ryse has set itself apart as a leader in Ontario, helping tire producers meet their collection and recovery compliance requirements efficiently and effectively.

With 2020 on the horizon, Ryse is setting its sights on an expansion; starting with an extension of its existing used tire PRO service and then, adding new service offerings for producers of additional recyclable products and packaging - including batteries and electronic waste.

The team at Ryse will also offer creative Circular Economy Solutions. Through a variety of in-house and partner experience and resources, Ryse will design and implement customized options and programs for new or hard-to-recycle products and packaging. From in-field and at-scale pilot tests, to end market feasibility studies, Ryse will help producers and packaging suppliers answer the question, “Is the product/packaging we are planning to bring to market actually recyclable?”.

Ryse Solutions Inc. works with producers and packaging suppliers to provide compliance, advisory and material recovery solutions to meet ever-changing regulatory and sustainability demands. Our team has over 50 years of collective experience in circular economy solutions, including the design, implementation and management of producer responsibility programs, which cover a broad range of materials, such as tires, waste electronics, hard-to-recycle packaging and batteries. Backed by a well-developed network of collection, processing and end-market assets, we also offer solutions to producers, retailers, manufacturers and packaging suppliers, which include understanding the flow of material in recycling facilities; research and development on the recyclability of consumer plastic packaging and paper products; and, the development and optimization of commodity end markets.